These flowers grow in NC; add them to your garden plan

Did you know that plants such as flowers can reduce stress, anxiety, and improve your mood? Besides improving ambiance, having flowers can also improve your productivity. Read on to get exclusive tips on which spring flowers to add to your spring garden.

Besides their beauty, flowers can also be therapeutic and edible! Did you know that you can add flowers to your pies and make them even better? Make the most out of your spring garden when you choose our recommended spring flowers to plant.

North Carolina has the perfect climate for planting flowers. Are you planning to make your very own beautiful spring garden? Read more and discover which buds to start planting this season.

Are you also trying to save the bees? Crocus' have these beautiful purple flowers that are eye candy to both humans and bees! Plan ahead by planting these bulbs in the fall for early blooms in spring. Their flowers produce a lot of pollen and nectar early.

Crocus flowers come in many varieties, but the purple one attracts most bees. If you are looking for flowers perfect for your spring garden and want to help bees, this is the flower for you.

Bees help pollinate not only plants but also vegetables. Bees get attracted to flower colors. Get more pollination for both when you plant white, yellow, blue, or violet flowers!

What's a spring garden without any Daffodils? Daffodils are synonymous with spring at this point, and are a spring garden staple. Daffodils come in vibrant yellow, orange and white- all perfect for spring!

Daffodils can grow in full sun or partial shade, so you can put them anywhere you like. You should always make sure to have well-drained soil for Daffodils or they will rot. They bloom for around six to ten days in temperate climates but can last up to six months in warmer locations.

Have you been procrastinating on starting your spring garden? Now with spring's around the corner, you might be scrambling to choose spring flowers. This spring annual is perfect to plant if you need something that'll bloom by spring and all year round.

One perfect spring annual is Marigolds. Marigolds are often cut and seen as displays during occasions like weddings. Marigolds are perfect for North Carolina gardening conditions and bloom in all seasons. Since they are in full bloom all season, they are productive plants that germinate and grow fast.

Insider tip: Looking for a flower to add to your next bake? Try French Marigolds! French Marigold flowers are edible and make a beautiful addition to any cake or pastry.

Is your favorite color purple? Well, you're in luck.

Siberian Iris has a perfect classic purple color sure to make you feel like spring. T

The Siberian Iris blooms for a few weeks during late spring and early summer. This flower is perfect for those looking for low-maintenance spring flowers. They also come in handy when it comes to deer and rabbit resistance.

If you have a vegetable garden attacked by rabbits, consider adding Siberian Iris. Siberian Irises are perfect when paired with Oriental Poppies. If you want your spring garden to have spring colors. then this flower combination is perfect for you.

If you want your spring garden to stand out, consider planting Dutchman Breeches. Dutchman flowers have white flowers with yellow tips. Dutchman Breeches have unique flowers that you are sure to get compliments from.

Get looks from its leafless stem with flowers that blossom like porcelain earrings. They thrive in part shade and are faster grown in humus-rich, fertilized soils. Dutchman Breeches grow from 6 to 12 inches tall and spread wide.

Although they are not easy to grow, Dutchman Breeches are native to North Carolina.

Begonias are a classic. While these are often seen as indoor plants, Begonias can make a great addition to your garden. Begonias love sunlight, so make sure to place it somewhere with direct sunlight.

Begonias have a whopping 1,000 known varieties. From pink to yellow, there's no shortage of spring colors to choose from with Begonias. So if you need a specific color to complete your spring garden then this is the flower for you.

Looking for the perfect spring annual? Then Snapdragons are the spring flowers you are looking for. Plant your Snapdragons in rich moist soil to get a beautiful bloom.

Snapdragons need to have well-drained soil and must be under the sun. Most gardeners plant Snapdragons several weeks before the last winter frost indoors. This gives Snapdragons enough time to germinate.

These flowers are a cut above the rest as they are cold and frost resilient. This plant can produce orange, purple, and yellow flowers for your spring garden. If you want your spring garden to be a show stopper, consider planting Snapdragons.

Looking for something native? The White Wild Indigo belongs to the North Carolina perennials. Don't underestimate this perennial, as it stays longer than the rest. This perennial lasts all spring and summer!

These look stunning in cottage gardens and are a perfect addition to your spring garden. White Wild Indigo flowers have a white color that's sure to add elegance to your garden. These flowers grow up to 48 in tall and can be a perfect hedge for more garden privacy.

These flowers aren't susceptible to any pests or diseases and are deer resistant too. Once in bloom, you can pick these flowers as they are perfect for flower arrangements.

Happy hour? These flowers don't only go in your spring garden, but also in your drink! Borages are vibrant flowers seen in salads and drinks.

Borages are a staple in Primm's cup and are a natural match for cucumbers. They can help brighten up your spring garden and your salad! No need to buy $100 artisan drinks when you can add this flower to any drink right at home.

Borage seed oil also help skin disorders like eczema and scalp rashes. Start planting your Borage seeds about 1/4 to 1/2 inches deep with each sapling 12 inches apart. Borages grow best in sunny conditions so make sure to have a sunny spot for them.

Since Borages have big and vibrant flowers, they are perfect for attracting bees. This makes it perfect near a vegetable garden, as it helps get more insects to pollinate crops. If you want a beautiful garden and help the environment then start planting Borages.

Daisies symbolize true love and childhood innocence. If you have a baby on the way, why not commemorate it by planting daisies. These flowers are not only perfect for spring, but also as a bouquet for a childhood friend.

You get the best blooms when you plant your Daisies under the full sun. Daisies prefer soil that is moist and well-drained. Daisies bloom during the summer and spring, and are perfect flowers for both seasons.

Looking to cover your spring garden with flowers? Azaleas are your best bet! Azaleas are floriferous flowers that make the perfect shrubs. If you are looking for more garden privacy, consider using Azalea shrubs.

Freesia is also known as the flower of friendship. All Freesia flowers need are well-drained soil and a shaded place. Transfer to a sunny location at around 3-4 weeks after its shoots appear.

These gorgeous flowers are perfect as you can place them in pots. If you are a person who loves hosting dinners in their garden, this flower is perfect. Having potted plants make it easier to move around and use for staging.

Now that you know what beautiful flowers to add to your spring garden in NC, why not snap a picture for a before and after. Share this with a friend so you can trade flowers with each other! Be sure to tag @WRAL on Instagram. Who knows, your beautiful garden might get featured on WRAL-TV.